The daily herald. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1886-1887, 1887-07-27
FOREIGN NEWS.
IRON San Francisco, July 10th. per 6 6
Australia.
EUROPE.
Great Britain.

i"S biDerdls are taking comfort in
gains at late elections.
Walter Ullmer Long, Conservative,
charged DR. Tanner, Parnellite. Iulv
18th, with a breach of privilege in
using abusive language to LONG in the
lobby Of the Commons. w. II. Smith.
leader Of the Government, made a
motion to suspend Tanner for one
month, which was opposed by Sexton,
Parnell and Gladstone. Smith was
going to press the motion, the Conserv-
alive members being present in force.
until Gladstone interviewed, when the
debate was adjourned for two DAYS.
Tanner being absent on an engage
ment.
Davltt, for a speech advising the
irish people to resist coercion. has
been criticized sharply by Redmond
and Dillon. In replying Davitt said
he would act in accordance with Par
nelFs advice, but would not be dictated
to by any subleader Of the Irish peo-
Pile
W. II. Smith has accepted amend.
ments to the land bill proposed by the
Liberal Unionists, and Lord Salisbury
was to report the extent of the conces.
sion to a Conservative reunion on the
10Th. 1t was reported that the Gov.
eminent would not accept the amend.
ments unless Lord Harrington and
some other prominent Liberal Unionist
DIN the Cabinet and share the respon-
'ibility.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt con.
graduates the Liberal party upon pre-.
serving admirable spirits though in the
while the Government major.
ty w9s dismaved and discounted.
The recent elections showed that there
we're only two parties in the state-the
Liberals and the Torres The Unionist
nasqueraders must either rejoin the
Liberals as Trevelyan had done, or
ollow Goschen into the Tory ranks.
The Irish crimes bill PASSED third
eading in the House Of Lords July
Sth.
The Egyptian Question.
Sir Henry Drummond Wolff has
eft Constantinople without having
ecured the signing of the Egyptian
convention. The French press ridi-
ule the failure Of his mission. Nego.
iations are continued by the regular
AMBASSADOR.
The blue book describing Sir
Ienrys mission shows that the Italian
nd Austrian representatives at Con
tantinople cordially assisted the Brit
III Commissioner; while the French
ambassador protested that France
ould take no part in The negotiations,
nd the Russian Ambassador stated
tussia's Egyptian policy was to main.
lin the Sultan's sovereignty.
The Turkish Grand Vizier resigned,
n account Of an attack in an official
ewspaper, inspired by the Sultan to
over his own responsibility regarding
he convention.
Germany.
Dr. Merrill Mackenzie's bill for at
on the Crown Prince up to
uly Ist, was 6a,5oo, and he expected
much more upon the complete cure
{ the Prince. 1t is said that the
Emperor only allowed $500 on the
ill as submitted. The Crown Prince
ontinues slowly to improve.
The crops in Germany are promising
,ell.
Officials in Berlin have discovered |
umors of plots against the Emperor.
The arrests Of Anarchists have no con
lection Nth any such plots.
Bulgaria.
Prince Ferdinand of SAKE. Coburg-
iotha has not decided whether to go
o St, Petersburg, to personally request
Sussia's recognition Of his election 10
he Bulgarian throne.
King Milan Of Servia believes that
Russia would never sanction the occu-
Fancy Of the Bulgarian throne by
Prince Ferdinand. Milan was willing
o enter into a project for the fedora
ion of Servia and Bulgaria under him
eli.
The replies of the Powers to Bull
aria's note, asking their approval of
he election Of Prince Ferdinand as
'rince of Bulgaria, are evasive.
UNITED STATES.